Nothing will change after tonight, its up to the superdelegates

[Jennicut]

Unfortunately after Obama most likely wins NC and Hillary most likely wins Indiana, nothing will change in this race. There are simply not enough delegates left to make a difference and determine the nominee. My question is who will the superdelegates ultimately pick and why?

[gateley]

1. They may be waiting to see how their states vote, OR

who comes out ahead so they can be in his/her good graces. I can't think of any other reason why they're delaying.

[here_is_to_hope]

2. There are enough delegates

for Obama to sew it up on the 20th.
Its Clinton that has no shot, no how.

[hill_win_2008]

6. New math?

How exactly can EITHER one of them sew it up without SDs?

[grantcart]

3. everything changes tonight . The total number of delegates left will shrink dramatically

Clinton will still have to make up a 140 delegate gap but with less delegates to do it.

Instead of 676 remaining delegates she will only have 488.

Instead of having to get 67% of all of the remaining delegates she will have to get 75%.

It now moves from far fetched to ridiculous on the math scale.

[redqueen]

4. ... what happens tonight will influence SDs. (nt)

[TahitiNut]

5. The sole impact of today's votes will be on how long Hillary prolongs the mud fight.

It's solely narcissistic at this point ... the Last Hurrah. I have some doubts about whether she'll even continue to be a Senator. It's never been anything but a stepping-stone, imho. She has NO emotional or ethical attachment to the people of New York State. Even from their perspective, she's little more than a hired gun.